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Thanks for enlightening me. The other image (CGI) is identical to it, I was assuming it was from an official or semi-official source linked to TUSAŞ, but your observations raise some concerns for the legitimacy of it. I guess we need to wait for official concept images.

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Rare glimpse of S400 without the outer canister (on the right)

You can see the Turkish flag and roundel on the Akinci. Regardless, this confirms that they will receive both I'm the new future.

Recoilless rifles such as the Carl-Gustaf are probably the closest thing to what you are describing. With the prevalence of ATGM's, recoilless rifles are pretty much relegated for line-of-sight fire support roles. For instance, hitting buildings or barricades which contain enemy combatants.

The UK may send Starstreak surface-to-air missile systems to Ukraine. These are some of the fastest short range air defence missiles available (more than mach 4). Meaning they will be a pain for low flying Russian jets. Looks like the west is aware of the Russian Air Force's need to fly low...

Caspian Report's analysis on the potential global impacts of the ongoing war:

Just like in the 2020 Azerbaijan-Armenia war... If these start flying, anti-radiation missiles will be launched, followed by a large air campaign. Let's see if they start using them today.

New TB2s have arrived.

Turkey and Kyrgyzstan have signed a road map for military-technical cooperation, according to the Turkey Ministry of National Defence, APA's local bureau reports.

Welcome. That's a nice summary you made there. The amount of anti-tank weapons and stingers is enormous. These are a serious threat to Russia's campaign going forward. One of the biggest reasons why the rebels failed in Syria, was because the coalition was hesitant to give them stingers, or...

Seeing Russia's track record in the past few decades, turning Kiev into rubble isn't out of the question. I believe Kharkiv is already being bombarded by MLRS. If they aren't repelled, and they bring a large quantity of MLRS (such as TOS-1 or BM-30) near Kiev, the city could be devastated. The...

There's forests in the north and west, and some smaller forests near the centre. That doesn't matter though, Russia only needs to capture Kiev for this to be over. If they get desperate, they could flatten entire city blocks with TOS-1.

No doubt that NLAWs and Javelins are doing a ton of damage to Russian tanks and armored vehicles. But Russia is starting to use weapons like the TOS-1 to completely destroy Ukraine’s defences. If they manage to bring in a lot of artillery this could get real ugly. Ukraine needs all the drones...

No doubt that the losses are small when Russia's total arsenal is put into consideration. Also, Ukrainian losses have got to be very heavy, no one is denying that. But there's just a lot more footage coming from the Ukrainian side. A lot of people are surprised by Ukraine's performance so far...